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Italian Crank Day, w/Triples

Italian (and Italianate) Crank Day. I have switched the fleet over to 172.5, so have some cranks to sell. I'd be interested in trades for 1975-79 Super Record cranks in 172.5. Otherwise paypal is king. Prices do not include shipping, which would be (for US) $6 for BB, or $12 for Crank (or w/BB). Email if you need more details or pics (sorry - I just have a cell camera at the moment.) jeirvine@gmail.com. Thanks.

1. Campagnolo Nuovo Record Crankset, 170, 52/42, 1973. All Campy, good shape. $83 - Sold

2. Campagnolo Super Record Crankset, 170, 52(Sugino)/42(Campy), 1984.VGC. $73.

3. Campagnolo C-Record Crankset, 170, 52/42, The usual wear on anodized finish. $62, or $92 w/BB below.

3a. C-Record Bottom Bracket, Italian. Used, but VGC in box. $40

4. Avocet/Ofmega Triple Crankset, 175mm, 144 BCD, 54,43,32 (Avocet/Sugino/Specialized rings). VGC. $65, or $82 w/BB below.

4a. Avocet triple BB, Italian 117mm. Would also work well for Campy triple/triplized, Great shape. $25

4b. Avocet/Ofmega triple chainring bolts. Drill holes in your Campy arms and add a triple w/these. Patina'd, but scarce. $22

5. Shimano 600 Arabesque Crankset, 170mm, 130 BCD drillium 52/39. Decent, w/moderate finish wear. $40

6. Sugino Mighty Competition Crankset, 170mm, 144 BCD 52/42. VGC. $65 - Sale Pending

7. Sugino Mighty Tour triple BB spindle, MT-68. 118.5mm. Would work well for other triples on English BBs. Great shape. $16.

8. Gipiemme Strada Crankset, 170mm, 144BCD. 52/42. VGC. $43.

8a. Gipiemme Dual Sprint pedals. Campy clones w/alloy cages. Spin fine, might be good to grease. Large clips, but other sizes could be swapped. $32 - Sold

Rest day bump. Make me an offer if there's something you like.
-John

Hi John - email sent...

Bump.
I'm too lazy to get around to putting these on eBay. Make me an offer.
-John

That is a heck of a collection of cranks.

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Originally Posted by wrk101 (Post 18978449)

If you are interested, I have a photo album of how I pack them on my Facebook page. I've even included bottom brackets in the same package. I build a simple support box that safely holds the crankset inside the envelope. I use a lot of the flat rate padded envelopes, basically, anything that does not qualify as first class mail goes into the flat rate padded envelope if it fits. Post office will send you a supply of the flat rate padded envelopes for free. Be sure to pick up some of the priority mail tyvex envelopes too, I find them very useful.

Yes indeed. I'm all about the thrift. Thanks for the tip.

And I haven't even gotten around to the French cranks yet...

Sent you an email.
Thomas

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Originally Posted by Hobbiano (Post 18978983)

Sent you an email.
Thomas

Got it, and replied. Let me low if it doesn't come through. Emails through here can be flaky.

PM sent on the NR all Campy.,,,,BD